Local wines
The vineyards of this volcanic island use innovative farming methods to overcome the harsh environment. Adrian Mourby follows a new trail to discover winemaking's emerging stars
Colourful half-timbered cottages along Princes Street
After 'Alpha Papa' premiered in Anglia Square, Sarah Baxter paid a visit to Alan's hometown
Boreal forest paths present a rugged challenge
The remote province of Yukon offers the chance to mountain-bike through pristine terrain. Just watch out for bears and logs, says Emma Thomson
Marble marvel: the Taj Mahal in Agra

The icons of the Golden Triangle are refreshingly accessible during the rainy season, discovers Harriet O'Brien on an off-peak adventure

The Big Six: From beautiful stone farmhouses to pastel-coloured cottages

Strong point: Fort Grey at Rocquaine Bay

The island may have a sleepy reputation, but a football derby tells the real story, says Chris Leadbeater

One of the most pleasant ways to explore the river is on the traditional flat-bottomed wooden boats called toues once used to transport goods along the Loire and its tributaries

Follow the course of France's longest river to explore its châteaux and scenic cycle trails, says Mary Novakovich

Rock star: the city's scenic waterfront

Juliet Rix: Inside the ancient walls of Malta's charming capital, a transformation is taking place, with dramatic new buildings joining the city's alluring mix

Walk this way: umbrella pines en route to Vetralla

The Via Francigena runs from Canterbury all the way to the Vatican. Mary Novakovich set off to walk the picturesque final stage of the ancient pilgrimage's route

Park and glide: boats on the Broads in Norfolk

It's National Parks Week – a chance to celebrate Britain's varied wilderness, from wetlands to moors and mountains, says Sarah Baxter

Serbian Orthodox Temple, Prishtina
A political tour is the perfect way to get to grips with the recent history of a nation, as former Independent on Sunday foreign correspondent Raymond Whitaker discovered on a return visit to the region
Ship-shape: The Silver Spirit
A three-day sampler leaves cruise-sceptic Giovanna Dunmall wanting to stay for more
Cala Macaralleta - accessible only on foot - is one of Menorca's finest beaches

Spain is full of great locations for sunset, but for the nation's original and greatest sunrise there's only one place to be

Portofino, on Italy's west coast

The rich and famous have long flocked to the prettiest village on the Italian Riviera's prettiest village. Stephen Bayley finds out why

School's out: the Eden Project

So how are you going to keep everyone occupied? With beaches, butterflies and more. Kate Simon picks the greatest British days out

A Martha's Heli-yoga class

Anyone for a spot of yogic flying? Chris Leadbeater heads to the Canadian Rockies, where mountain meditation comes courtesy of a rather noisy helicopter

Lioness and wildebeest kill
For amateur photographer Melissa Kay, the chance to join an east African safari where experts explain how to improve your shots sounded perfect. Now she just had to remember to take the lens cap off her camera ...
Safe and sound: Kayakers catch their breath on the shores of the tidal island of Eilean Shona in Loch Moidart
Andrew Eames discovers why the Scottish coast is the natural choice for sea kayakers
Studio balcony overlooking the beach
Stay the Night: Venice Suites, California
That's amore: the seductive Amalfi coast

'Why would you want to read a book on holiday, when there is so much to see'

The light watch: the atrium

Conservatorium, Amsterdam

Tail back: easyJet planes at Geneva airport

The man who pays his way

From coffee in Nicaragua and upmarket Asia to Andy Murray's hotel

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A short break in Sorrento over the Bank holiday weekend

Treatment of the month

Food art: the breakfast at Ibsens Hotel

The Hedonist

Find your inner Tarzan, get up close to the beasts of the jungle or explore some of the nation's leading museums and attractions

Tourists visit Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness
Walk of the month: A hike on the quieter south side of the legendary loch throws up natural revelations but nothing monstrous, says Mark Rowe
Secular style: La Badessa bedroom
B&B and Beyond: Corte della Maesta, Lazio, Italy
Seasonal treats: fine dining at Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons
Food Miles: High tea has been replaced with some of the most modern cooking happening anywhere in the country
Board meeting: South Wales offers superlative surf
Leader of the package: Ian Richards on tour
Guide, organiser, fixer and companion – rolled into one
Free range: A barn interior
Stay the Night: Barsham Barns, Norfolk
On song: summer at the Festspielhaus

Richard Wagner's festival city sings with dramatic history, says Adrian Mourby

Capture the castle: the Alhambra Palace

After three years with no direct links from the UK, Andalucia's ancient Moorish outpost is back on the flight map. Laura Holt jets off to southern Spain

While Britain bakes, some of the world's finest heli-skiing can be found in the Southern Hemisphere. Leslie Woit samples the Chile season

Some like it hot: more passengers are Dubai-bound

The man who pays his way

Deep blue: Cabo San Lucas, in Los Cabos, Mexico

'Los Cabos in Mexico has beautiful beaches where I could run for miles'

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